Modeling of an airborne wind energy system with a flexible tether model for the optimization of landing trajectories

Koenemann, Jonas; Williams, Paul; Sieberling, S.; Diehl, Moritz

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2017.08.1037

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DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2017.08.1037

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Modeling of an airborne wind energy system with a flexible tether model for the optimization of landing trajectories

Jonas Koenemann

Paul Williams²,

S. Sieberling³

et al.

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Aerodynamic model identification of an autonomous aircraft for airborne wind energy

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Summary Airborne wind energy (AWE) refers to a novel technology capable of harvesting energy from wind by flying crosswind patterns with tethered autonomous aircraft. Successful design of flight controllers for AWE systems relies on the availability of accurate mathematical models. Due to an expected nonconventional structure of the airborne component, the system identification procedure must be ultimately addressed via an intensive flight test campaign to gain additional insight about the aerodynamic properties. In this paper, the longitudinal dynamics of a rigid‐wing, high lift, autonomous aircraft for AWE are identified from experimental data obtained within flight tests. The aerodynamic characteristics are estimated via an efficient time‐domain multiple experiments model‐based parameter estimation algorithm.

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Aerodynamic model identification of an autonomous aircraft for airborne wind energy

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Modeling of an airborne wind energy system with a flexible tether model for the optimization of landing trajectories

Cited by 10 publications

References 12 publications

Aerodynamic model identification of an autonomous aircraft for airborne wind energy

Aerodynamic model identification of an autonomous aircraft for airborne wind energy

Electricity in the air: Insights from two decades of advanced control research and experimental flight testing of airborne wind energy systems

Adverse environmental impacts of wind farm installations and alternative research pathways to their mitigation

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